DNAK 2011 – Top Songs from 2011

Annie Clark puts the cheap canada xenical online serious problem of abuse and cheapest ca lasix online discountgolfcard.co suffocating family life into one of her upbeat edgy indie pop tracks. It really is a gorgeous track, and the morbidly comedic video is worth a watch.

A huge hit down under, this track (featuring Kimbra, another up and coming artist to watch) meanders with a pretty vocal but then explodes with the main refrain along with a xylophone accompaniment that I couldn’t get out of my head.

Yukimi Nagano’s vocals are front and center on this track, which also showcases the band’s distinctive funky mix of futuristic sounds and rhythms. Here’s a great live performance video.

I was fortunate enough to see Wye Oak play at SXSW this year in a Merge showcase with Wild Flag. I was impressed that this duo could make such a full-sound, which you can see yourself in this folk-influenced track that not only highlights Jenn Wasner’s vulnerable vocals but rocking guitar prowess. Here’s a great live studio performance of cialis online tablets this song.

Nika Roza Danilova (aka Zola Jesus) sure knows how to catch your attention. This ambitious track gives us her mesmerizing vocals amidst swirling chants and electronic beats. Pretty amazing song.

Now everybody gets to see how Thom Yorke dances, although I hear that this was actually choreographed (which is a little hard to believe). At one point, this video became such a sensation that it earned its own meme. In any case, Yorke’s vocal skills in the upper register shine on this lovely and spare track.

Holy Ghost! was the perfect opening band for Cut Copy’s North American tour this summer. Experimental, danceable synth pop with a catchy four note hook. Also see one of my favorite tracks Do It Again.

Berlin’s Sascha Ring has a stunner of a song here which has an emotional cinematic build-up in a shoegaze epic. See also Ash/Black Veil.

I could have chosen a few tracks from the critically lauded LP from San Francisco’s Girls, but I’m choosing this sunny upbeat track that has a bit of vintage surfer rock in it. I also loved the diflucan order much more somber but beautiful track Vomit.

I can’t resist the trademark mix of synth beats and boops that Canadian duo Junior Boys brings to the table. This epic nine minute track was the closer on their latest LP, building on a well-crafted synth-filled melody to a second half that features falsetto vocals that makes you forget that it’s been going on for nine minutes.